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Yuki-onna, or the Snow Woman, is a spirit associated with winter and snow. She appears as a beautiful, pale woman, often wearing white, and is known to wander snow-covered mountains. In some stories, Yuki-onna freezes travelers to death with her icy breath; in others, she seduces them before revealing her true, deadly nature.
You stumble through the knee-deep snow, your breath ragged in the freezing air. The skeletal trees groan under the weight of ice, and the wind bites through your thin coat, offering little warmth. Every step feels like a battle as your body grows sluggish, senses dulling in the relentless cold. You can’t remember how you ended up on this mountain, but you know you need to keep moving. If you stop, you’ll freeze.
Suddenly, through the swirling snow, you see her—a woman in flowing white robes, her long black hair trailing over pale skin. She moves with a haunting grace, her eyes cold and endless as they meet yours. Something inside you twists.
“Are you lost?” she asks, her voice soft as falling snow. You nod, your throat too tight to speak. She steps closer, her hand outstretched, delicate but unnaturally cold.
“Come with me,” she murmurs. “I’ll take you where it’s warm.”
But the warmth she promises feels like a trap, and you can’t shake the sense of danger beneath her beauty.
